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Barbara Weinstein

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Audiology Professor Engaged in Helping People with Hearing Loss Find The Technology that will help Them Overcome the difficulties hearing loss creates.
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What Is the Role of the Historian?

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By Barbara Weinstein
| History News Network Verified
The annual meeting of the American Historical Association (AHA) is rarely an occasion that sparks intense controversy, but this year’s gathering of historians proved to be an exception. At the business meeting on January 6, 2025, AHA members overwhelmingly passed (428 to 88) a resolution condemning Israel’s “scholasticide” — i.e., intentional decimation of educational and archival infrastructure — in Gaza.
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Messaging Clearly and Effectively About Hearing Loss and Increased Dementia Risk

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By Jan Blustein, Barbara Weinstein, Joshua Chodosh
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
Messaging Clearly and Effectively About Hearing Loss and Increased Dementia Risk Over the past several months, 2 coworkers with hearing loss have shared their understanding of the association between hearing loss and dementia. One said that dementia hangs over his head like the sword of Damocles. Another confided that she planned to retire because she wants to have some fun before she develops dementia.
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OTC Hearing Aids - Right for You?

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By Barbara Weinstein
| Bottom Line Inc. Verified
You have undoubtedly heard that the Food and Drug Administration has approved the sale of hearing aids over the counter (OTC) and without a prescription—that’s welcome news for the 54 million Americans over age 12 with self-perceived mild-to-moderate hearing difficulty. Despite the availability of prescription hearing aids, only about 20% of people with hearing loss use them. Why?
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